Getting around Anaheim by car
Anaheim is easy to love and easy to underestimate. These are the points that decide how a ride goes.
Disneyland Resort days
Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure sit side by side, and the hotels around them are spread along Harbor Boulevard, Katella Avenue and Disneyland Drive. Tell us which hotel gate or park entrance you want and we plan the drop-off around it. Disneyland Hotel, Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel and the Sheraton Park Hotel each have their own arrival area.
Convention weeks
The Anaheim Convention Center is the largest convention center on the West Coast, and the Marriott and Hilton on Convention Way sit right beside it. During a big show the surrounding blocks fill up. Give us the hall or hotel name and the hour you need to arrive, and we build the pickup around the crowd. Trade-show badges, display cases and sample bags all travel better in an SUV.
Honda Center and Angel Stadium
These two venues face the same stretch of the Platinum Triangle, with the ARTIC rail station between them. Event nights bring heavy traffic to Katella Avenue. A booked chauffeur means you skip the parking lot, and we confirm the pickup spot when you book.
Dinner away from the parks
Downtown Anaheim has the Packing District on South Anaheim Boulevard, and Anaheim GardenWalk has restaurants near the resort. Both are short rides from the hotels, and a car saves you the parking search. Late in the evening, call us and we send a car to the door, so you are not waiting on a curb with tired kids.
Anaheim Hills and the canyon
Anaheim Hills is a hillside part of the city, set apart from the resort district. Anaheim Canyon, the industrial and office area, runs between Anaheim Hills and the 91 and 57 freeways. We drive both, and we plan longer rides with extra room in the schedule.
Children and extra gear
Child seats are available on request, so tell us the ages when you book. Strollers, golf bags and convention luggage are fine, and an SUV gives you the space.







